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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
EIGHT LIVES LOST ON LAKE ERIE.
A STEAM BARGE CAUGHT IN A sQUALL QUICKLY
FILLS AND SINKS.

A STEAM BARGE CAUGHT IN sQUALL QUICKLY
FILLS AND SINKS.
CLEVELAND June 21.-The steam barge 7. ii. wal
ters a 1877 ton vessel, owned by John Homegardner,
of Sandusky was sunk in a storm of Black River'
Ohis about o'clock last ening and eight ves were
lost The vessel left Marblehead yesterday afternoon
at O'clock aud when off Black River the osI tsins
wife, who board begged the master to put In az
Lora as the threatening weather alarmed her Inc
vessel was headed toward the harbor but had scarcely
turned about when she struck by terrible squs
The wind bore the barge round and round. The hold
filed with water and in hall minute she sank Inc
captain the mate and two of the captains sons saved
themselves by clingng to floating tenders This morn
ing about o'clock The cries of the ship wrecked quar-
tette attracted the attention OF the lookout on the
steamer Pearl bound to Cleveland from Detroit
lite boat was lowered and the shpwrecked mariners
wero brought to Cleveland.
The lost are: Mis- I.G. Gillespie, wife OF the master
Alphos and Jenny Gillespie. the masters children |;
Engineer Peter Crimes, OF Cleveland Fireman John
Paterson: wheeman Gus " Shsfer. OF Sandusky ;
Deokhand Peter PowIey. of Lighthouse Station, ONO,
a1d the stewardess, Kate PJwley, wife OF Peter
Tho rescued are Captain l. g. Gillespie, OF P"it
Clinton Ohio Mate James Flora. of Port Clinton
George and key" Gillespie, sons OF the captain.
The survivors we're brought TO this city
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INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
THE QUEENS ESCORT TO THE ABBEY.
LORD LoRNE UNHoRsED-A MoTHERLf KISS f"i'
EACH ROYAL CHEEK-rHE GREATEST STATE
PAGEANT IN ENGLISH HISTORY.

LORD LoRNE UNHoRsEp-A MoTHERLY KISS FOR
EACH ROYAL CHEEK-rHE GREATEST STATE
PAGEANT IN ENGLISH HISTORY.
[GESERAL PREss DIsPATCHI
LONDON June 21.-Thefrstof the royal processioniro
tho palace TO Westminster Abbey was composed OF the
Indian Princes and few minor German frihceS'
Punctuay at 1l:15 a. M the Queen, In an open car
rage emerged from the palace gates At siSh Oh her
thousands OF voices were lifted up In cheers the hp-
plause being accompanied by the music OF the many
military bands stationed in front OF tue but wa,
black Her @ass Oo T5a Duke aFawn o EdSbrsh
imperial Of Germany Marquis Of LornG dn1T Prince g,
Of sna nces Victor
and George OF wacs Prince Alfred OF Edinburgh ana
Uniform ni9oT bo.ide the queen coach bodyguard
When the palace gates were thrown open the nmese use
royal corege extended far away into the Mall beyond
seeing distance OF the procession Leadins III to
lowed the camp and the royal equerries Aer
these rode the stan of the DUKE OF Cambridge Ihe
9uesns Se Sed esraas. body Of Lie
Gnards rode behind these carriages The Duchess ot
scSes Wig Holstein; Princess Margaret OF Prussa
Prince Alfred Of Edinburgh Princesses Victoria and
Prinse.sss Mauds xctoT; and EST.s of
Princess william of Prussia; the Duchess Of Albany
the Duchess OF Connaught; the Duchess OF Ednpurgn
Princess Beatrice, Princess Louise and Princess
Christian occupying five carriages behind the second
body OF Life Guards The Master of the Horse rode
the Queen The eight horses that drew Her Majesty
carriage cream and perfect matches. @
Prlncess Of Wales and Princess Victoria, the queen
oldest child and wife OF the Crown Prince OF Germany
occupied the other In the carriage and sat opposite
Her Majesty The Princes who rode as escort 70 me
carriage went the following order three abreast Inc
Grand Duke sergs Of Russia Prince Albert Victor OF
Wales and Prince william Of Prussia Prince Henry OF
Prussia Prince George Of Wales, and the Beredtary
Grand Duke of Hesse the Hereditary Prince OF saLe
Meiningen Prince Christian Victor OF scheswie-
lisutinned ON second Taxs.
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IN sur s1LTLAKE CITY FOR $1,000 900.

KANSAS CITY, Juno 81 tSoeetaD.-John Iopin' OF
this city who has been iecturing against mo,,
nopisn. is about to institute a suit against SAT-
.te City for property valued at sio0o000 In 1863
he SAWS he was obliged y from Salt Lake with pen
atty OF death hanging him should he return. just
before John D. Leewss hanged for the Mountain meadow
he confessed he had been ordered by Brigham
Wan"r ~ mnrder Tobip He had In fact attacked his
n,iS and killed several but only succeeded In wonndng
TobIn AT the time Tobn fed he owned consderaDi.s1
nroperty In the CITY, which has Increased In Vaue unl
\, q. now estmated at value OF $l,OOO,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
CHIPPING ARMS TO Wall

SAN FRANCISCO, June Il tspecdp.-Sone ooor !"
v,v,n 10 the reports Of proposed revolution In the
Hawaiian Islands by shipments Of arms yesterday from
mi. CITY ON the steamer aud two sailing YES
.el. which left for Honolulu. Tnero were
,bipped 5000 rifles, $4,000 cartridges 10000
primers 5000 bullets cases Of shot ana eases eases Q,
70 Tho are the brokers Speokels and number Q!
,bs .ocsed missionary planters who have fallen out
rscnntly with kalakaua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
r.rr or AN AEROLITE IN IOWA.

FALL OF AN AEROLITE IN IOWA
CHICAGO June 2l-A dispatch from Des Money toWa. ~,
.ay. large meteor fell last night upon tue arm OF ono
Es near PILOT rapid was ITS descent that
~ Lar was almost beautiful trail OF lght was
@ o. a.. which tho earth for many nies
CALL TO A WESTERN PASTOR .,,o,.,
CONCORD N. H.. June 2.Ihe south SonNega,,vnat e ~
Peoria III 10 become ts pastor
TWO LIVES LOST IN RUNAWAY;
pv,nrxa Juno 2-On the farm OF Richard NJ hombergor,
I'm Spring Township this morning The hor.e atcnea 20
SansLtsr Lzzic who on the wagon was instantly
I,llsd aud her sister Lulu rocevod Injuries which WIZ
sHOT BY A BOSTON POLICEMAN
BosroS June 2L-Onicer Hsrold OF soatn ,inOs bos.
All xusv on Frst.st. about 10 o'clock last night
h ha was sst upon by crowd wherepvn he hre wound.
@ n ia 10 thought fatally ono Of THO crowd John Lalsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
pEioHryG AGAIySr ATHLETIC SPORTS.

PI1rsBuRG, June II CSpeeiaD-The Rev. j. H.
Barrett, the Allegheny City clergyman who
year ago created sensation by tlrade
rs .armon in which lie attacks the Young Mems Chris
tsn Association OF Pttsburg for holding field meeting
for athletic sports The members are indignant over the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
nURDERED BY HIS CHILDREN.

DETROIT June 21-A dispatch to The Erenl'1 journal
from Curruna, Mch says: "Three days ago John Ao-
bott married the daughter OF miner named Craig Her
father opposed the match While the old man was pass
inc bor house last night Abbott and his wife rushed out
ana assaulted him with a club and ptchfork fatally
stabbng him The couple have been arrested"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
ITGHTyIyG FIRES A BARN.

SALEM n j. June 2l-Durng O heavy storm here
,.st NIGHT the barn AMI outbudings the farm Of
Tboma, Pen nington six miles from here, struck
by lightning and entirely destroyed Nine horses sew
syai 6aad OF cattle a quantity or hay and farming n-
osments were burned. Loss 5000; insured In water
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,o,nrppc nPI4yED BY A WRECKED TRAIN

SARATOGA. Juue 2i.-The freight cars In train NO ~
south bound on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad
wrecked about three miles south OF TINS place ~ o'
this evening. Tho tracks wero compulsory o'o0a
~n. tain. b.arinr tho members os the Goth aud l4th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
MApE KARpEN OF UBURy PRISON

AUBURN June 21.-Charles r. Durston' OF t"' c'ys
has beeu appolnted Warden Of Auburn State Prison, vice
John Lonehart, removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

PAYING THE LAST RITES TO DR. MARX HOPKINS
NORTH ADAMS Mass, June 81 tSpectaD-The funeral
OF Dr. Mark Hopkins largely attended at Williams
town Yesterday afternoon special car brought up the
New. York Alumni. There also present Martin
Townsend OF Troy Dr. Blackford OF Chicago, who has
for many years been associated with Dr. Hopkins
as vice president OF the American Board
OF Foreign Missions; Professor John f. Bradley
OF Minneapolis. who represented the Northwestern
Alumni Association. Judge Dewey. of Worcester, Macs;
Lieutenant.G overnor Knight Of East Hampton, Mass
Senator Dawes and many others The family OF DR.
Hopkins were happily all present. including
his widow; the Rev. Harry Hopkins, OF
Kansas City; Colonel Archibald Hopkins, OF
wasblngton A. I. Hopkins and Mark Hopkins, Jr. OF
Mira Judge Knott, OF Washington aud Miss susan Hop
ing prayer by the a. pastor roHa,., OF tfo nc
the gational Church. where lay In state from
TO o'clock in the afternoon 1t was viewed by thou
sands OF people Including 800 or 400 alumni and cltl'
zens OF Willamstou and surrounding towns
The floral offerings were beautiful and numerous; hume @
The services began In tho church at . o'clock and
were conducted by President Carter. who made DrleI
address Prayer offered by Professor 1rlI
Hn The Scripture read by the Rev. Mr.. sewell and
nj o. clock the procession formed and marched 10
the college Cemetery, where the burial took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
pRrrOEyT OVER LAMONrS VISIL

wAsulNGros June 21.-Colonel d g. lamont pnvsts
.eretary to the President has gone to Newfork TOT
fy days ocias at the White House refuse TO disclose
the object Of his visit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

Regiments New-York their way to Saratoga TO
take part tho ceremonies of the reunion OF the Army
OF tho Potomac tomorrow, delayed several hours
by the accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
THE PACIFIC RAILWAY COMMISSION

OMAHA, June 21.-The United States Pacific kaii-
way Commission at its session to day continued the
examination OF Thomas L. Kimball. general tratho
manager OF the Union Pacific In reply 10 inquiries OF
Ex-Governor Patison j. W. Kimbail testified that on
the subject defeating legislation hostile to the COM
pauy he had generally undertaken to persuade legis.
sors that such legislation not for the interest OF
their constituents. He did not know OF the use OF
money by the company to influence legislation The
members Of Legislatures usually had tree passes
offered them, and If not offered they would ask Tor
them Especially the anti-monopoly members.
Governor Pattison inquired whether he had ever
exercised any influence officer OF the company
TO elect members OF the Legisatrr re or 10 defeat can
didates Tor it. He admitted that he had sometimes
Influenced the nomination. election or defeat oil candi-
dates. In some instances. he said, where men where
nominated expressly Tor the purpose OF attacking the
interests OF the road he tet jnstied in do ng every
thing ross.ble egtimately TO defeat the nohination
or election but that was something that had not often
occurred In other cases he had exercised his rights
n. any other citizen would do. In some such cases he
had used money, not the companys money, tut ms
own and during some Of the caWpaigns OF the past ne
might have paid expenses for the company, out
his practice had been to pay his own political pis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

The three carloads OF passengers transferred from tno
mited rxpress from Washington. which caused the aoc
dant AZ Hvro de Grace rolled into the Jersey City sta
tion at lll7 o'clock last evening % hnsinee. nres.
I'm an hour and fty-four minutes Including
air minutes stops Several stretches OF ten mile: OF
track were covered in nine minutes Ihs IL one oi to
faatest rl as ever made on the road.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09
SrRAYED.

STRAYED-From fss Main st at p IN, March
18th, bright osy with black u.,ints except
white spot In for~oesd and whtie fei isckA.
hessy insfs AMI tsi had w~o halter tth small
cotton rope attasss-t aaer viii be suitably rssart
sd by calling a. lsS Market st. A. j. Ha9sss. kts
STRATED-A hrxe red COW IN good order heavy
AChvr ring strap halter GA. some white pfx6e
side, nnder ~sn hr suitably rrwartesl by calling at
ffs N Market A. j. Haus~~. ma
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nAruains In Real Estate.

A nne agricultural and stock farm. thrrr and o..
half miles Rom city. about IL hrnke. QuaB.
tr section e.csd for pafurs. p1sasy Of vafR al
small hotss-.
Also lots IN city finely located ana "a 60
ne3ghbo<Aesd. Special terms - sAoss wtshan9 .
make homes.
Also suburban property. Fer further n rsaruAnso
see Chra T. PcArce. agent for VIM 0reflenstefa- e
city once. dR0
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

All notices Of Empipsmenr or Situations Wanted.
wf be charged for at se rate OF ve cents per line
per week; NO notice for less than = cents.
All For Sales other Business notices will be
charged for at the Of % eents per line per week
10 business notice taken 3of less than 50 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09
DR.. WILLIAM HALL
Of Hall & Bennett,

Gives special strentien Diseases OF women Hood
and Skin Diseases and all troubles OF me oInsIy
S,,y.ns speesiily cured in both sexes. Office over
Woodman's Rank. North Mein street Consultation
day or night FRxx (Read DIS. Hall bennes' caro-
IN this paper.) ASio
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09
FOR TRADE.

TyOR IRADR OR sALE-TAe state right Of ~
IL ,aso1s Novel Door Check: thin one Of the be09
srllinx aF0cleo on the unnTkes and peculiarly
adapted Sor NE IN STATE whnss climate ~ that q
q Main Sand Ewin eoavinss yOa that have IL
right snang. r. g. CsoxslA deA
EtOR rRADE-BasieeD AoDs In GOOD town fhr
II some hnsinoss hero zeal estate. Wood Nay Z
Co. ID . Nnin, . ssaiss. dsIl6
TNOR IRADE-A i.rEs hane house Of the lassss
Il parsesn. furnished IN ss.ya.s yie: located y
he as1seocra4tc poTs of thR city, VIII take IN
exchange from a. SO to eS0D cash bal tn land. R.
AenwossnE 50 Do1Etaa ave- ss1
Tor Trade loss. s-story house IL rooms, prSce
Il &2Ns villa take In exchange go In cAsa bal h
city lots < r keuwosshy. sac poozias ave- dStss
L>0R r1ADE-0 aere hnpresed farm. spiendA
butbningD> all fsAced and fencef. al uustaf
cnisivasiou- plenty frads asa va;e. within miias
Ia Wichita. r. ke0wostAy. 81 . Douglas sv sise
II pr0rsvxy, csli ~ - ~ peoxtAs ave. West wichk
Ia A. j. Farmer. tsi So
L>0R rRApE-A dandy sscek farm OF 80 acrps
II with house. harm; acre escAard bearing. -
fenced. win living winter: IN acreS bro In S<~fw
wick coanry. A. J. EdSeworth. - Main 81. SCI
L,cyNp-Taten up. bay mare In fo-~hesd
y iafr fore foot white sood order. web halter. itt9
Wssh. ns,ton ave. l. 2 Hoover. Ss4
STORAGE.
- ToSAGE-Fo- household scois or merchandise.
- boxed or loose n you have any goets 10 store
br:cS them 10 the wlchsta Storage ca. M. lis Wsse
Dsesiss ave. is8
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09
PHYSICIANS.
w. IA. JOHNSON,
M 2 A euYTON & SON.

Physicians and Surgeons. once DEAN Slock 81!
Main St up stairs front room. opposoe Occiaensn,
motel Residence, 81. Water street, One OF US IN
the oce at all hours. day and night except wnen AZ
mesls Te,ephpne In ONCE No. ISL
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

Dr. billings offers his services to ali who suffer
ing from chronic, stubborn and dangerous diseases
with every hope OF the that has alwa
ned his efforts In the past thereby proving him
aelf worthy the confidence and patronage OF the SUI
fering sick in Wichita and vicinity.
The doctors specially Is Scientific Magnetic Treat
ment for such cases found fncurable by the
various methods OF medical treatment He has
demonstrated by thousands OF remarkable cures the
great superiority Of Magnetic Treatment, as he is
qualified TO give any and all systeus Of drug
medication.
The Intelligent application to the healing OF his
astonishing Magnetic power together with thor
ouEh knowledge OF medicine and a proper employ
ment OF the progressive and most potent remidies
exhibited by ali the schools OF meecinc renders Dr.
billings deubly prepared to treat the afflicted sue
cessfully.
Call for consultation. Do not delay. Call and In
epect several thousand honest endorsements from
former patients and from the responsible newspaper
press. Then judge for yourself,
Rsmembersxhe location No. Si5Ss Market street
once hours 10 q m. to ,2 noon and TO 49, y,
Sundays : TO p. M, evenings from stoS
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

L>OR SALE-Drug stock In county seat Of Stafford
Il county. Kan, .5U inhabitants: cash sales z.Dp
per building for sale lot best loca
ton In the city; stock will invoice e. aD spot cash;
good reasons for selling. Add Erwin Plank. st
John. Kan dsf-f
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

L-oR sAI.E-sD acre tract. for sub dividing. Ain
IT Graham Jones. ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

L,OR SALE Lots In strosgS additses- This adj
IL ton t. located two bo-sxs from nfrss AHf
eio~e rhe PARK. twenty sxs txcssory
residences beinx bufit. Good notes well
cns-d taken In payment for fts. IngGirs % O. =.
s.runz ie13lns real sstste ns-r- 4Sag
ISOR sArE-On< hundred fses froas win r~o
II hoBses. Waco q. emu. tsrf~s-sa "a sfs1
% streets For tsras cal or J. V. Har1phr~F SIN.
Eagle block X0
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09
z E HAMILTON. M. {
DIR c C ALLEN

specislties: Diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
throat Catarrh snd fitting glasses once southwest
corner Douglas and Market. up stalls wichita Aans
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

L>oR SALE-An improved a and i sec 10 rent; an
u improved 4 miles from Valley Center for t3.nD:
house 26x26 kitchen cellar. pump trees lots for
$3.50; 3 and 800 dollar stock OF groceries, boots
shoe and dry goods trade for Wichita property
or sefgwick county land have several other bar
gains in farms and city property. y l.. Jacobs. Val
ley Center. Kan. dyl-lzt
II>OR SALES IT on OF indianapolis and Wa
it ter ST, Enquire at sa3 Water St ss-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09
n EORDICE

Physician and Surgeon. Ofice and residence -,
Douglas avenue. New and efectual treatment cf
hemo.rhoids, and diseases OF woman . specially
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

L'OR SAILS lots Topeka and i0sh 81, lots
IL Waco bet ID and 81 sts, lots 9Th Sc Close TO
Waco. Inq. Chas. Hossler. cor Sd and Water. dbu
L>OR SALE-Taiking parrots imported German
Il canares. red canarie@. southern mocxtn2 birds.
Guinea pigs, fancy rabbits, white and spofied rats
white mice and all kinds OF cage birds. Wichita
Fanciers Agency. 11 Mc<ley ave- ds2-U
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

I1>oR sALE-a lots Main between list and d,
IL exam bot Main between "a AMI Central
tl2p bots on Mais es1r, ~ lots on Main * 40.
iot - Court. $3.50. lot. Sourt sis.sst i0t on
Court 2j,SS io- 9tsbs bots tsart
S2gUs lots on Court t3~sss ~; c@8st So
Io;s on Market ei5yss. lots MArxst elsss l9ts
on Water tl2sss lots On Water 1lsfpl lots
Wicaita and ID tissSS. lots LA-reace ai9Jtss.
lots on sth north ri 81 8 iBy ists on so sTs
north 81 lat eI35ss lots Top<sA north ~ iss
tieyD, lots on Topeka north Of let txsss. lots
Topeka e-.fss, and others numerous Ia asnttDn
Call and me- xcuzsve sale Of stree
car barn stands IL o. Toler ssH
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09
G. M. BiBBEE, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon. once. Main street over
Aldrich Browns drug store rooms y and ~. W len
tes Ean q Sm%
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

osse and residence corner Of 9Th and Doagias aves
6ooHsr JackaenS building. WtchleA
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

VIZ ANTED-Addi ions 20 our lise OF property 3or
w saae: we have customers for bargains; lease
your descriptions Tosh Co, room 3 II Main -.
dq2%S
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

L>oR SALOON papers at Ills once al = cents
IT hundred
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

L>OR SALE OR TRADE-A vaiuaoie dairy farm Of
IT sA acres IL miles from Wichita IL rsi3sS rail-
voaf station. two trains daily each Hs1sG wafer
feAcing: fruit Skis barn. .sxsS shed. wee. house
orchard grove stable, crib granary tool honse etc.
This Is Of the Sest dairy and STOCK farms In the
county. Wichita dairymen will shortly have - fol
iss the plan OF other Large cities ami their milk
eaiy fos the that lands adjacenr TO Wiraits
fast becoming valuable for graxiES purposes.
For pSice and terms call on address Dairy "a.
Main ST Wichita Kan Stf
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

I>OR SALg-Sixt~er rom tri-k dwellings IN
IT BaItiuore City. Nd. Price ssH -acB- W01td er-
change for kansss land Address J. IL. Brister,
Aartinstury ", Va ~ Inn
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
RI. HOLMES
Attorney at-Law, iiaes eA" Il
street Withta, KAN
J. M. BALDERSON.
..,ornev stIaw Wichita, sedgwick county, "a Kan
once in Centennial BlocK.
]. r. SITES.
..r.w ONCE III Douglas avenue,
18th Anglo American Loan and lnTestmen' w.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09
FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE lots in NcCormick's add only 81. 40;
i lots in Orrhard GROVE add on CORNER, SiD each:
lots On Nsaley and Mead sta. tS6uE lnfson To-
peka ave. San, lots on . lawrence ave- 1l.Sss
loss and 4-rooA hoa-e on wabash ave, e an lots
On Lpu ave. nesf Douzlas ave. t2.se. etssf cheap
DDS for sale by Tosh Co. room s. "a Main ST sss'
E>OR SALE-3 cottages, barns. wood hDuses- ae
n ~ o. picket ferriog. SIN AL maple. appse. pear
nAd catapa treess Ant to strip my grouse 10
business houoess call ~ once rs W WiMtam st w
L HnschisoA- dss6fs
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-09

E>oR SAIE-I.ots In Strongs addition. This atdi-
Il tinn h iocatex: two blocks from horse and
csnse 10 the peyk. Twenty five t~ostory
residences now being built. Gaod Noes well
cured taken In payment for io,s Inquire OF e. Z.
Strong or leading real estate men. ds,r